thieved
θiːvd
Definition

Definition of thieved - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

crimeRarestolen or taken unlawfullyRare
  • The thieved goods were hidden in the basement.
  • The thieved artwork was recovered by the police.
  • They sold the thieved car parts online.
purloined stolen
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Origin of thieved

Old English, þeofian (to steal)

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  1. French:volé, ...
  2. German:gestohlen, ...
  3. Italian:rubato, ...
  4. Spanish:robado, ...
  5. Portuguese:roubado, ...
  6. Chinese:被盗的, ...
  7. Japanese:盗まれた, ...
  8. Arabic:مَسْرُوق, ...
  9. Hebrew:גָּנוּב, ...
  10. Russian:украденный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:вкрадений, ...
  12. Hindi:चोरी किया हुआ, ...
thieve
θiv

Definition of thieve - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
general theftRaresteal something from someoneRare
  • He was caught trying to thieve money from the register..
  • She tried to thieve jewelry from the store.
  • They planned to thieve valuable paintings from the gallery.
pilfer rob steal
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Origin of thieve

Old English, 'þēofian' (to steal)

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  1. French:voler, ...
  2. German:stehlen, ...
  3. Italian:rubare, ...
  4. Spanish:robar, ...
  5. Portuguese:furtar, ...
  6. Chinese:偷窃, ...
  7. Japanese:盗む, ...
  8. Arabic:سَرَقَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִגְנוֹב, ...
  10. Russian:красть, ...
  11. Ukrainian:красти, ...
  12. Hindi:चोरी करना, ...
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